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DRL 333

Casing and Tubular Design

 This course tends to address various designing parameters that need to be considered for casing and tubular design.

COURSE SCHEDULE

Code Date Location price (€)*
DRL 333 19 – 23 Aug 2024 Online 1990
DRL 333 12 - 16 Jun 2024 Aberdeen 3990

* Prices are subject to VAT and local terms. Ph.D. students, groups (≥ 3 persons) and early bird registrants (8 weeks in advance) are entitled to a DISCOUNT!

COURSE OVERVIEW

Tubular and casing must be properly selected to withstand all loads during the life of the well. Engineers must select the appropriate tubular grade and weight, which will withstand the loads and be economic for the project. This course tends to address various designing parameters that need to be considered for casing and tubular design.

A participative program to enable well operations personnel to develop the required knowledge to assure the best casing and tubular design. On the first day, the design of different tubular and casing are taught. Next, preliminary design and design factors are explained completely. Then, the rating of pipes based on burst and collapse is discussed. Afterward, different types of loads are elaborated e.g. biaxial. Finally, some issues such as various types of connections and crucial design parameters are stated.

COURSE OUTLINE

5 days
Day 1

o Casing and tubular design
o Conductor design
o Structural and surface casing design

Day 2

o Preliminary design (I)
o Preliminary design (II)
o Design loads and design factors

Day 3

o Pipe rating burst and collapse
o Pipe rating burst and collapse (work examples)
o Pipe rating axial loads

Day 4

o Biaxial and combined loads
o Biaxial and combined loads (work examples)
o Tri-axial design

Day 5

o Casing and tubular connections
o Special casing and tubular design considerations
o Work group design session (IV)

INSTRUCTOR

Peter Aird

Peter Aird

FAQ

DESIGNED FOR

Persons associated in drilling or workover projects in well design, engineering, operational or organizational support functions. Drilling, Geology, Geo-Science, Completions, Contractor and 3rd party support roles or functions including team leaders, supervisors or management functions.

COURSE LEVEL
  • Intermediate

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

o Prevent stuck pipe in drilling and workover through best practise design, planning and execution.
o Apply the technical skills to safely fish and side-track.
o Develop a multidisciplinary team-work to deliver trouble free drilling and workover operations.
o Construct an awareness of sidetracking methods in different formation types.
o Plug back cementing, open and cased hole side-tracking, and how to apply the tools, equipment methods and practices required.

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* Prices are subject to VAT and local terms. Ph.D. students, groups (≥ 3 persons) and early bird registrants (8 weeks in advance) are entitled to a DISCOUNT!

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